Mercy Asiedu has threatened to curse persons who claim she has taken money from the ruling government to join them campaign ahead of this year’s general election.

The actress in an interview on Kessben FM in Kumasi denied allegation that she has taken cash from NDC government.

“People just want to give me problem that is why they have created this false story I want those spreading the falsehood to  understand that I’m Ghana’s property so I don’t want to affiliate myself to any political party. All I know is servicing Ghanaians. Whoever Ghanaians choose as their president is also my father.

Nobody has called to give me money.”

According to her, the fact that minister for  Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Mrs. Elizabeth Ofosu-Agyare calls her often for discussion about the industry does not mean she has thrown her weight behind NDC. She told DJ Roar on the Kimasi-based radio station that the minister called her to organise a program for them to think about how best they can help develop the industry.

“She called me to say she wants to meet people in the creative arts industry so I organised this meeting for her. Nobody gave me money for that.

Since nobody has decided to give me money, I’ve also not decided to approach anyone for money.”

Peeved Mercy Asiedu challenged anyone who has seen her receiving money from NDC to come out with facts.

“Whoever has seen me taking money from anywhere should come out to say it. Why do you like disgracing people? That is why people do not stop cursing. I will curse anyone who continues to spread this falsehood”

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Nigerian music has taken over in Africa and it’s partly because Nigerians invest a lot into their music.

From authentic music videos to international collaborations with renowned international musicians. Nigerian artistes can boast of international collaborations like D’Banj and Kanye West, Wizkid and Drake, D’Banj and Snoop Dogg, Davido and Meek Mill, D’Banj and Big Sean, Ice Prince and French Montana and so on.

It’s a different situation in Ghana, our musicians have become local champions. They are only known within the borders of the country and barely performs outside the country.

Here are some international collaborations that we think will shoot Ghanaian musicians higher and are also expected by their fans.

Shatta Wale & Alkaline

Shatta Wale has worked with international dancehall musicians like Jah Vinci. How about working with Dancehall music’s latest sensation, Alkaline, we hope to see that happen soon.

Shatta Wale/Facebook

Sarkodie & Twista

Sarkodie started his rap career as a fast rapper, which caught many people’s attention, how about he takes us all back to the basics and feature Twista in a battle-like song in which he will lyrically compete with Twista.

M.anifest & Kendrick Lamar

Our finest and deep rapper M.anifest could do a lot more with Kendrick Lamar on one of his dope beats. It would be a bliss to hear those two rappers murdering a beat.

Manifestive/Instagram

Efya & Nicki Minaj

Our songstress Efya could make her fans proud by working on a collaboration with Nicki Minaj. What joy the song would bring.

Chase & Chris Brown

Singer Chase could boost his career by working with Chris Brown on a song.

ChaseForever/Instagram

Dee Moneey & Lil Twist or Tyga

Dee Moneey could come through with either Tyga or Lil Twist.

Dee Moneey/Instagram

Pappy Kojo, Joey B & Yung Thug

They could murder those trap-styled Hip Hop beats they rap on with Yung Thug any day.

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D-Black & Meek Mill

D-Black could do a lot with Meek Mill, maybe he should see Davido for some tips.

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Stonebwoy & Konshens or Popcaan

Stonebwoy has already worked with Busy Signal and Kranium, how about someone very respected in the dancehall scene like Konshens or Popcaan.

Obrafour & Snoop Dogg

Since they are both “old gees”, they should both ride on a Hammer beat or a Dr. Dre beat.

IAmObrafour/Instagram

EL & Kanye West

EL could take on Kanye West, we can’t wait to hear the bars they will all spit in their collaborations.

ELRepGh/Instagram

Itz Tiffany & Trina

Just because they are both hardcore in their music

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Samini & Beenie Man

Samini has worked with a couple of dancehall artistes like Movado & Popcaan, how about someone his mate like Beenie Man.

Samini/Instagram

Which of these collaborations would you love to hear? Which two Ghanaian and international artiste would you like to collaborate? Put your thoughts in the comment box below we will add it to the list.

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Lagos state is one of the most beautiful places in Nigeria.

Forget the traffic, the noise and the fast paced life, here is an ode to my amazing Lagos:

National Theatre, Iganmu

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Civic Center, Victoria Island

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Four Points by Sheraton

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Church of Christ Cathedral

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Central Bank of Nigeria, Lagos

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Intercontinetal Hotel, Victoria Island

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Heritage Place, Ikoyi

Image: HeritagePlaceIkoyi

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We were told makeup was supposed to enhance beauty … not turn someone into a whole new person.

These photos are proof that makeup can create a totally different face.

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Nigerian designer, Duro Olowu showcased his 2016 Fall collection at the London Fashion Week.

Check out his collection which Vogue Magazine calls “bling of the most artful quality”:

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Tinko Tinko

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Boju Boju (hide and seek)

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Jangilova

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Water Game

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Flying Homemade Kites

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Suwe (Hopscotch)

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If you were raised in Nigeria, you would totally understand that disobeying rules laid down for you would only get you into trouble with your parents.

Popular vlogger, Ngozi of the Ngee Show released a new video on her Youtube channel which she called “African Parental Discipline” and she touched these issues from where we derived the key points we are sharing.

The video talks about the difference between African discipline and the Western world discipline.

1. Negative Enforcement

This had to do with telling you to try out the negative side just so you can do the right thing. For instance, something like “Get pregnant in school” so you can be a teenage mother and be a drop-out.

Image: TheForneyFlyer/DaveForney

2. Flogging or Beating

Generally, Africans believe flogging or beating doesn’t kill a child and so they continuously beat when you err. By the time, you think of what you want to do and the fact that you’re going to get beat for that, nobody tells you not to try it anymore.

Image: Geoffrey Butta

3. The Silent Communication

This basically had to do with those times when someone is offering you something (money, wine or alcohol) your mum asked you not to do or take and one aunt or uncle is asking you to take it. A silent look or stare from your parents would reset you to factory setting

Image: JackYakubuPhotography

4. It takes a village to raise a child

Neighbors and uncles and aunts having to keep an eye on you for your parents so you don’t go astray. So you don’t know who’s out watching you when you engage in whatever you’re doing

5. Fear

Fear is dicey. The fear of giving your father your results, the fear of breaking dishes etc.

Image: Magmire

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Nigerians living in Lagos recently took to Twitter to educate each other on things you need to know when you’re moving in/visiting or exploring Lagos.

So if you just moved here, you’re contemplating moving here or you’ve been here for a while and don’t know of these, you need to update your knowledge.

Sit down, relax and follow us on this journey of #LagosLessons!

1. From this one about landlord palaver

Avoid by all means possible living in a house where the Landlord is also resident. #LagosLessons

— Baba Oni Gas (@manmustwack) February 21, 2016

2. To this one that says run at all times

Once people are running, run and find out why later #LagosLessons

— IG: FemiFactor (@femifactor) February 20, 2016

3.To this one that is extra necessary for IJGBs

#LagosLessons An accent instantly increases the price of anything by 50%.

— Chloroquine (@nugwatweets) May 21, 2015

4. And then this one because “eyan le fe ku” any fucking time

Only in Lagos u have to look right, left and up before u cross a road cos trailer might fall off frm a bridge #LagosLessons

— Scotty Izuu (@Ikelianiizuu) February 20, 2016

5. Then this one about creepy looking people and the likes

If he or she looks creepy and asks for directions.. Just start walking fast without altering a word #LagosLessons

— IG: FemiFactor (@femifactor) February 20, 2016

6. Not to forget this very important point

Always be polite to any man you see in uniform. #LagosLessons

— King of The Queens (@DeevaOfficial) February 21, 2016

7. And then because robbers are creative people too

If your generator filled with fuel suddenly goes of at 2 A.M just leave it,don't go outside to check it. E fit be robbers #LagosLessons

— Baba Oni Gas (@manmustwack) February 21, 2016

8. Because night vigils and sleepless nights are mutual

Never ever buy a house in front, beside or close to a church #LagosLessons

— Kar_marh (@Nirvan__) February 20, 2016

9. Because fufu in a box is a thing in Lagos

There is a place called computer village,do not buy phones on the road they will sell fufu wrapped in plastic to you. #LagosLessons

— Baba Oni Gas (@manmustwack) February 20, 2016

10. And last but not least, 

If u ever get lost,just find ur way to "oshodi",U can never go wrong from there.. #LagosLessons

— RAISED IN KANO (@jaipi2ndjan) February 20, 2016

So which #LagosLesson is more relatable? Or which ones would you suggest we update our knowledge with?

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The legendary House of Deola (formerly Deola Sagoe) presents Komole Kandids for brides.

Designer, Deola Ade-Ojo launched her wedding collection this 2016. The Komole Kandids collection is made from local fabrics. In an interview with Bellanaija, Deola had this to say about the duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton who she believes embodies the perfect Komole bride and the idea behind Komole Kandids:

I imagine a Komole bride. She is independent and in charge, but still demure and gentle like the current Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton. She honors everyone that looks at her with her way and that wow Komole creation! …She is the new light in all their lives!

There is no need anymore to have Aso-Oke and a Lace outfit as two answers to an occasion’s fashion demands… we have combined both into one and by so doing transcended, making the new creation even better than the sum of its parts. The new fabric motifs and the fashions that we have formed them into elevate the wearer to princess level, while still keeping her culturally grounded – I believe that this is what true class and elegance is about, shining in the form of a glow rather than a tinselly shine

Here is a look at her gorgeous collection:

Liya – Ivory boned corset with diaphanous divides and Ivory “winged” skirt.

Corset and skirt paneled with Komole Kandids Forest motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Imani

One shoulder celadon floor length dress with attached ruched ‘ipele’. Dress patterned with Komole Kandids Forest motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Adeola – Ivory and Brass gilded Iro and Buba.

Iro and Buba patterned with Komole Kandids Forest on Classic motif. Gele edged with Komole Kandids Forest motif. Iro and Buba is finished with signature Deola “cadeaux bow-back.”

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Salma – Emerald floor length dress with attached peplum belt frill.

Dress and belt frill patterned with Komole Kandids Forest motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Alexandra – Plum ribbed corset with fringe fascia and floor length skirt.

Fringe fascia is patterned with Komole Kandids Azalea motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Maxima & Ines – Azure cropped ‘Kimo-Buba’ and Azure pencil skirt.

The skirt is patterned with Komole Kandids Clover motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Eleanor – Coral A-line dress with soft shoulder straps.

Dress is patterned with Komole Kandids Daisy motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Elizabeth – Cherry blossom pink floor length dress with fringe fascia cape.

Fringe fascia cape is patterned with Komole Kandids Azalea motif, and skirt is panelled with Komole Kandids Azalea motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Mena – Apricot and platinum “Double wrapper” style ensemble.

Patterned with Komole Kandids Nectar motif. Double Wrapper is finished with signature Deola “cadeaux bow-back”

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

Anastasia – Ultramarine blouson and floor length ‘Roses’ skirt.

Blouson is patterned with Komole Kandids Azalea motif.

Image: BellaNaija

Image: BellaNaija

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One way or the other, we are all learning from someone.

It is usually someone who inspires us. Let’s take a look famous people in Ghana and their international celebrity clones.

These resemblances may not be physical appearances but style, talents or personality types.

Afia Schwarzenegger & Wendy Williams

They are both satirical TV show hosts and are overly outspoken. Their outspoken nature constantly gets them into trouble with many of their colleagues.

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Kennedy Agyapong & Donald Trump

They are both politicians and are excellent at talking smack.

J.A. Kuffour & U.S. President Bill Clinton

They have both been praised as best presidents of their countries and they were both hit with scandalous rumors which almost tainted their accomplishments.

Hajia4Real & Amber Rose

No one knows what these two women do but they are very popular and influential on social media and are constantly used in rap songs. They are both known to have dated famous and rich men.

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Anita Erskine & Oprah Winfrey

They are both excellent TV show hosts and have been praised as the finest media executives, producers and entrepreneurs in the media sector.

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Sarkodie – Jay Z/Kanye West

Even though he raps nothing like them, it’s obvious Sarkodie “borrows” his swag and personality from Jay Z and Kanye West.

Hammer & Dr. Dre

They are both super producers and have introduced big artistes into the music industry. In the case of Hammer, Obrafour, Edem, Kwaw Kese, Tinny etc came from his production and grooming and Dr. Dre is also responsible for the careers of Ice Cube, Snoop Dogg, 2Pac, Eazy-E, Eminem, 50 Cent etc. .

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Efya & Rihanna

They have identical personas, they both have great voices, constantly work with top rappers and appear very “careless”, in a sense that they do what they want without worrying about what people will say about them.

Lydia Forson & Joan Rivers (Late)

Lydia Forson can be compared to the late Joan Rivers as they are both fearless to say what they think regardless of the consequences. They are very unapologetic too.

Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings & Hilary Clinton

They are both wives of former presidents and are actively involved in their country’s politics.

Image: NKRawlings

Obrafour & Snoop Dogg

They both have dreadlocks, have been in the music industry for over 20 years and still very active. They still do releases and work with top artistes. They are both super humble.

IAmObrafour/Instagram

Deborah Vanessa & Kim Kardashian

These two women are jade of all trades, they are heavily involved in TV, fashion, social media, events, modeling and are very influential on these platforms. They both attempted to break the internet with their nude photos.

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Jackie Appiah & Gabrielle Union

They are both on top of their game in their acting careers. They are drama-less and know just how to separate business from personal.

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Martha Ankomah & Meagan Good

They both play wild roles in movies but their personal lives seems decent. Meagan Good is married to a pastor whilst Martha Ankomah is an avid church goer in real life.

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Becca & Jennifer Hudson

They both have a good voice and release “okay-hit” songs. They know how to keep their private lives personal.

Mzbel & Britney Spears

They are both “old gees” but never stay off the scene. They thrive on drama and controversies.

Moesha Budong & Nicki Minaj

They are famously known for their artificial body parts.

Shatta Wale & Kanye West

Even though they do different genres, they are both known to be overly controversial and outspoken which tends to bite them in the ass.

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M.anifest & Kendrick Lamar

They are both critically acclaimed rappers.

Manifestive/Instagram

Yvonne Nelson & Teraji P. Henson

They both appear strong and tough, even in their movies they usually portray tough women.

YvonneNelsonGh/Instagram

D-Black & P. Diddy

They have been been criticized by many as “not-so-good” rappers but have been praised for their impeccable business acumen.

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President Mahama & George Bush

They have both been criticized by many as the worst presidents to ever rule their countries.

Roseline Ngissah & Mo’Nique

They are both plump, active and excellent actors.

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Liwin & Kevin Hart

They are both on top of the comedy game, they sometimes “overdo” their comedy stunts but they have a huge following and keep soaring.

Pappy Kojo & Lil Wayne

They both have long dreadlocks, tattoos and are “okay” rappers.

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Yaa Pono & Meek Mill

They are just “alright” rappers, nothing special about them.

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Kofi Adjorlolo & George Clooney

They are both “old gees” in the movie sector, live decent lives and are still very active.

Bill Cosby & KSM

They have both reigned as top comedians of their time, they have both done standup comedy and are excellent at it. They have ventured into TV shows, movies etc.. They also carry themselves well publicly. They are very successful comedians in their respective countries.

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Bisa Kdei & Bruno Mars

They are both excellent song writers, good singers and produce their own songs. They both have a smooth voice too.

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Did we nail it? Which of them do you think have zero resemblance? Have more to add? Put it into the comment box, we will add to the list. 

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Shatta Wale has been banned from Ghana Music Awards indefinitely.

Shatta Wale who had a brawl with CharterHouse, organizers of the annual Ghana Music Awards has been disqualified from the awards show indefinitely.

CEO of CharterHouse, Theresa Ayaode stated that he [Shatta Wale] was disqualified because he disrespected the outfit. She stated that the dancehall musician’s ban will be lifted if he apologizes publicly for disrespecting the firm.

Shatta Wale doesn’t qualify for this year’s awards unless he completes the process of officially apologising for maligning the VGMA Board.

Will Shatta Wale apologize or throw more harsh words at the company? We live to see

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Gele is the traditional head-tie worn by Nigerian women.

It is usually tied around the head in a beautiful fan shape

Makeup Artist, Abeke has however decided to break from the norm by making her head ties a work of art.

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One word for Afia Schwarzenegger and her kids, adorable.

Let’s put Afia Schwarzenegger’s controversial attitude aside, she’s a proud mother and flaunts it all over her social media.

Let’s look at the countless times she showered her kids with love.

1. Her twins

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2. Her last, called Pena

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3. All her kids

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4. They are one big, beautiful and happy family

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5. The boys have swag

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6. And Pena is just too adorable

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7. The boys have mama’s back 

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Shatta Wale has reacted to the apology organizers of Ghana Music Awards, Charterhouse is seeking from him.

The musician after Chartehouse organized a press conference on Tuesday, February 23 informing the press that he is out of this year’s awards due to his inability to apologize to them for insults he hurled at them last year took to his official Facebook account to react to the ban.

Shatta Wale wrote that

WHY SHOULD I ALWAYS I APOLOGIZE FOR THE MONSTER YOU HAVE MADE ME BECOME WHEN NO ONE HAS EVER APOLOGIZED FOR MAKING ME THIS WAY.IF YOU PUT ME IN A CAGE LIKE AN ANIMAL AND FEED ME WITH FRESH BLOODY MEAT FOR YEARS,IMAGINE WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF I BREAK THE CAGE AND COME OUT,I WILL BE FORCED TO LIVE THE BLOODY WAY YOU TRAINED ME

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Big Brother star, actor and designer, Elikem Kumordzie had the best Christmas gift last year when his wife, Pokello Nare gave her a daughter.

It appears Elikem is enjoying daddy duties already as he took to his Instagram page to show his daughter to his fans and followers.

See for yourself below.

1. It’s daddy and daughter time

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2. A video of them

A video posted by elikem kumordzie (@elikemkumordzie) on Feb 22, 2016 at 9:56pm PST

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Growing up in the 80’s was really easy when it came to saying some words because you didn’t have to worry about explaining what you really meant.

But these days, some words though common English words are now sensitive and when you say them, it is mistaken for something else unless you have to explain exactly where you’re using it, or else it will be misunderstood.

What are some these words we are talking about, let’s take a look, shall we?

1. Blackberry

According to the dictionary, a blackberry is an edible soft fruit consisting of a cluster of soft purple-black drupelets. But unfortunately these days, saying blackberry means something totally different from the fruit and if you need the fruit, you still need to specify or else it will be mistaken for a phone.

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2. Twitter

Twitter actually means (of a bird) give a call consisting of repeated light tremulous sounds. But since the inception of the social media twitter, the word has totally lost it’s true meaning and when you use it in the speech, it is usually mistaken for the social media website rather than the real meaning of the word.

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3. Pussy

Growing up, pussy meant a cat but today, it means something totally different from as we know it.

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4. Cock

The dictionary says a cock is a male bird, especially of a domestic fowl. But these days, it is totally different from the actual meaning.

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5. Dick

Growing up in the 80’s, all we knew a dick was is that it is the short for Dickson. And it also meant someone who messes around with no aim, but today, we can’t still stand by this meaning when using it.

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6. Ass

What we know is that, an ass is a donkey and not anybody’a behind.

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Who needs a white wedding and a white cake when we have an awesome Ghanaian culture?

1. The talking drum

2. The gye Nyame adinkra swag

3. Kente swag

4. Sikadwa meets kente

5. The ntoma cake

6. Kente swag again

7. Calabash

8. Elephant-themed cake

9. Cooking pot

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9. A whole village

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10. Jewelry box

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The world always needs more Ahoufe Patri’s in it.

1. When you feeling like the baddest on the planet.

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2. One word “fantabolous”!

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3. Sipping something nice.

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4. Swag on fleek.

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5. Yaasss!

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6. Ahuofe ampa!

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7. Black & White

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8. Oh, my my my.

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We learn a lot of things in life and sometimes, we just tend to learn the wrong things as accepted practice.

You’ll be surprised to know that several of the things you do on a daily basis, like slicing a watermelon, are not being done right. Here are some of the things that you might have been doing wrong all your life and the right way to do them :

1. Bobby pins should be worn with the wavy side facing down.

2. Slicing watermelons is not the best idea. They should be cut crosswise instead.

3. A glass of wine needs to be held by pinching the stem with your forefinger and thumb. Not by wrapping your hand around it.

4. Earphones should be worn by coiling them over the ear.

5. A pen should never be held from the top or gripped too tight.

6. A pizza should always be held by folding it a little to make a U-shape so as to prevent it from flopping over.

7. An apple should be eaten top to bottom, not by biting into its side.

8. While doing push-ups, the body should be kept straight and pressure should be exerted upon the abs and arms.

9. While tying your shoelaces, the bow must rest horizontally, else you risk them getting untied quickly.

10. Folding your trousers? Don’t spoil the crease by following these steps:

11. You should never try to clean a blender by scrubbing it. Instead just add some dishwashing liquid and water, and blend it.

12. The best way to reseal a plastic bag (if you can’t master the origami fold) is to use a disposable bottle.

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1. This dude who can’t stop staring into the sky because he so fly!

2. This guy who deserves to have his own gym line.

3. This sexy beast who better never touch that hair.

4. And this other sexy beast who should dare not put on a shirt.

5. This MJ inspired outfit that defines swag.

6. This guy who is not even trying.

7. Not to mention this under pants.

8. How about keeping it classy with a Kente jacket.

9. This dude who turns winter into summer in a heartbeat!

10. This man who takes it to the streets.

11. This delicious catch of the day.

12. This man with swag and confidence.

13. This guy who seems like he can make you very wealthy.

14. Or these mean who really mean business.

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